Mary Jo DuGaw
SAG/AFTRA
- Performance TypeOn-Camera
- GenderFemale
- Age Range50-65





Height | 5' 6" |
Weight | 135 |
Hair | Strawberry Blonde |
Eyes | Blue/Green |
Shoe | 9 |
Pant (women) | 10 |
Dress | 10-12 |
Blouse | 10-12 |
RESUME
Film & Television
A legend in his own mind by wirey spindell (SIFF) | Judy, the Stepmom | FlipSide Films |
Rose Red (ABC TV Miniseries) | Mrs. Wheaton | Victor Television Prod. |
Gory, Gory, Hallelujah | Preacher's Wife | Shanty Pig Productions |
Corporate Video
Quest Diagnostics Training Video | Principal - Patient | Magic Hour |
English Learning Language Video | Waitress | Microsoft |
HBS International | Nurse Supervisor |
Commercials
NetLibrary.com | Solo Vocals | TV Venice |
Pacific First Federal Bank | Business Professional | Charles A. Stewart |
Taco Time | Stuffy Librarian | |
KCTS - Public Television Promotion | Principal | KCTS - Channel 9 |
Representative Stage Roles
Fiddler on the Roof | Golde | Village Theatre |
Music Man | Marian | MusiComedy Northwest |
After the Fair | Edith Harnham | Village Theatre |
Into the Woods | Baker's Wife | Civic Light Opera |
Cabaret | Fraulein Schneider | Village Theatre |
Patience | Patience | Light Opera of Manhattan |
A Little Night Music | Mrs. Anderssen | 5th Avenue Theatre |
The Most Happy Fella | Marie | 5th Avenue Theatre |
Kiss Me, Kate | Kate/Lilli | Village Theatre |
South Pacific | Nellie Forbush | Shawnee Playhouse |
Education
Private Voice Training (Singing) | Marni Nixon, Marianne Weltmann | |
Bachelor of Music - Vocal Performance | University of Portland | |
Opera Workshop (By Audition Only) | Music Academy of the West | |
Undergraduate Music Study | Cornish College of the Arts | |
Dance (Jazz) | Broadway Dance Center (NYC), Spectrum Dance (Seattle) |
Skills
Sport | Horseback riding (English, Western, Bareback), Biking, Tennis, X-country skiing, Softball, Volleyball (power), Basketball, Running, Speed-walking, Hiking, Swimming | |
Music | Glockenspiel, Spoons, Guitar, Piano | |
Dialect | Cockney, Standard British, German, Italian, Southern, Brooklyn, French, Yiddish |